Adam speaks with Renee Merrifield, BC United critic for Environment & Climate Change.

Merrifield feels the rebate program is important to British Columbians, but was overpromised and undelivered.

Adam speaks with Renee Merrifield, BC United critic for Environment &amp; Climate Change.
Merrifield feels the rebate program is important to British Columbians, but was overpromised and undelivered.

Relive The Adam Stirling Show on CFAX 1070.

Relive The Adam Stirling Show on CFAX 1070.

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Is the BC e-bike rebate program a failure?

Canadians are bracing for more U.S. tariffs, Mario Canseco joined Josh & Jade this afternoon to break down the numbers. Mario explains what it all means for Canadians and trade.

Canadians are bracing for more U.S. tariffs, Mario Canseco joined Josh &amp; Jade this afternoon to break down the numbers. Mario explains what it all means for Canadians and trade.

Half of Canadians Expect U.S. Tariffs to Expand

The future of $10-a-day child care in B.C. is up in the air, and Sharon Gregson, Provincial Spokesperson for the $10 a Day Child Care campaign joined Josh & Jade to chat about what it all means -  how the pause in the program could affect families, what child-care providers are dealing with, and why stable, long-term funding is so important to keep care affordable and accessible for everyone.

The future of $10-a-day child care in B.C. is up in the air, and Sharon Gregson, Provincial Spokesperson for the $10 a Day Child Care campaign joined Josh &amp; Jade to chat about what it all means - &nbsp;how the pause in the program could affect families, what child-care providers are dealing with, and why stable, long-term funding is so important to keep care affordable and accessible for everyone.

Pause, Problems, and Possibilities in B.C. Child Care

Nanaimo’s Mayor Leonard Krog joined Josh & Jade this afternoon to talk about a big step for the city and the Snuneymuxw First Nation. The City is looking at changing its boundaries to include Snuneymuxw reserve lands — which would mean people living there could vote in Nanaimo’s municipal elections for the first time. Mayor Krog explains what this could mean for the community, local representation, and the 2026 election.

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Nanaimo&rsquo;s Mayor Leonard Krog joined Josh &amp; Jade this afternoon to talk about a big step for the city and the Snuneymuxw First Nation.&nbsp;The City is looking at changing its boundaries to include Snuneymuxw reserve lands &mdash; which would mean people living there could vote in Nanaimo&rsquo;s municipal elections for the first time. Mayor Krog explains what this could mean for the community, local representation, and the 2026 election.
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Is the BC e-bike rebate program a failure?

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